Sentence examples for He troops from inspiring English sources
As he troops out into the pouring rain of a dark night to prepare for the latest match of a long career, his director of rugby ponders the likelihood of Lutui and his compatriots staying in their surroundings a long way from home.
He trooped around on weekends, from dawn to dusk, in all seasons.
O.K., so one of the teenage models nearly lost his trousers as he trooped down the wide runway.
"Samit Patel was a forlorn figure as he trooped off one short of his century, yet could take some small satisfaction in doing it to a standing ovation.
As he pulls troops out of Iraq, he has been sending more to Afghanistan, putting pressure on the armed forces.
In January 1919 he commanded troops defending Gródek Jagielloński; in March that year he commanded an infantry division, advancing to Stawczany and Zbrucz.
During the same Thursday conference when he misstated troop levels, he also argued that conditions were "quiet" in Mosul.
In 1992 he used troops to shut down the Congress and the courts.
In December he sent troops to Kirkuk, prompting the KRG to mobilise the peshmerga.
Restored to royal favour, he commanded troops at Asti during Charles's invasion of Italy (1494 95).
